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Australian TV is about to hit a new low, as we watch a man named David use his (fake) wife Hayley’s toothbrush to clean up poo in a toilet bowl. Then, despite this act being filmed, and with many producers, ‘experts’ and crew knowing what happened, Hayley then uses said pooey toothbrush for a rumoured five days with absolutely no one stepping in to stop her.
The whole debacle is gross, humiliating and unethical, but this should not come as a surprise. Each year, MAFS gets more hectic. And each year, more and more people apply to be on it.
The MAFS experts have a lot to answer for. Post continues below video.
If you’re keen on joining an experiment that 1. doesn’t work and 2. will not stop you from brushing your teeth with a sh*tty toothbrush, you’re in luck.
Applications for the next season of MAFS are open, stating: “Married At First Sight is searching for men and women of all ages and backgrounds who are genuinely committed to finding love. This groundbreaking social experiment uses science and psychology to help Australian singles meet their perfect partner.”
Top Comments
ironic they state they are looking for people of all ages and backgrounds when clearly diversity is not a priority. For the first few episodes I could barely tell most of the women (pretty brunettes) apart. And neither is finding genuine people. Most of them just want their 30 seconds of fame. Good on you if that’s what you’re looking for but can be a double edged sword.